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Williamson Items.

On Christmas Day DR.. Dunklin Moore
had violent attack of asthma, and suf-
fered intensely until Sunday night, when
he breathed his last, leaving family Of
sons to mourn his death.
The school room at Big Creek is COM
pleted, and is being we'll used by the citi-
zens of that community.
The members of Big Crhek Church and
the Methodist Church pounded their pas
tors during Christmas. The articles were
accompanied with much brotherly love
and kind wishes.
The Christmas guns and deep rolling
noise of the skaters were continually kept
up during the holidays.
Many of our young people attended the
entertainment at Bolton during the holi-
days, and were delighted with their trip.
Mr.. Willie Pinson has suffered intensely
from felon on the finger. His arm be-
came inf1amed and very much swollen,
and was lanced above the wrist. DR.. w.
Wilson treated Mr.. Pinson, and he is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. Newton Williams and daughter,
Miss Minnie, will soon return home from
the old North State. Rumor says Miss
Minnie will go to make another home
happy.
The small children of o portion of our
town are very much elated over their
Read'rg Club, which has just been form
ed, and look forward to their meetings
with perfect delight A. P. N.
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Union Meeting.


The Third District Saluda Association
will meet with the Salem Church Satur-
day before the fifth Sunday in January.
Rev. B. NJ. Pack to preach the introduc.
tory sermon, Rev. T.. w. Tribble alter
nate. The Missionary will be preached
on Sunday by Rev. L. M. Aver, Rev. W.
81. King alternate.
Questions to be discussed on Saturday
LIST. "What should be done with men,
bers who habitually refuse to partake OF
the Lords Supper. Speakers, Rev. H. M.
Allen, J. E. Breazeale and Rev. B. M
Pack.
End. "How can we best promote the
educational interest of our denomina-
tior." Speakers, Rev. L. M. Aver, e. B.
Murray and Rev. w. II. King.
The Sunday School Union will meet
with the Salem School Sunday morning
and beeddressed by different speakers.
G. o. BURRIss, Clerk.
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a 1-2c. FOR COTTON.
A Fortune to those who have The Nerve
TO Grasp the Opportunity.

II 1-2 Cents tor Cotton.
A LIMITED supply Of Allen Long
n Staple Cotton Seed for sale
at $3.50 per bushel.
We sold this cotton at l4l cents the last,
and the staple is finer this year than last
We are prepared to deliver Seed nov. No
order taken for less than one bushel.
CELY & BRO,
Grecnville, s. c.
Nov 4, 1886 II Pm
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your attention Wlr who is Public
Read what he says and then insist
Grain Cuher You WILL Ike ana
it will pay o,, q n cont 90 1895
cATHcARr The Barbour Cotton i Sieo
last January has given me
hour than you nG ma d
90 bushels ncn
easily The Seed when crushed excsnt Gon
snocla
nae them as amaer of economy Seed Fertilizer Az
nv customers pleased Machine and having considerable ad
G.. WILLIFORD
Do not forget giving attention especially to
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS and HEAVY GOODS
figures We three car
load BACON TOBACCO and large
quantities Goods which will sell at lowest living figures
will be before sell Cotton buy
your Goods.
We Carolina and please every
body price and quality
MecULLY cATHcARr & co.
Nov 4. 1886
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MORTGAGEE's SALE.

DY virtue of authority conferred upon
ID me by a certain mortgage given by
J. A. Floyd, M. A. Reynolds, VIM. Rey-
nolds and A. J. Reynolds to me on Jan.
1st, 1885, will sell to the highest bidder
on 18th day of January, 1887, ut Martin,
Kelly & Robinson's Saw Mill, oil that GER
tain peice or parcel of Land lying and be-
ing in the County of Anderson, and State
of South Carolina, on Twenty-Three Mile
Creek, adjoining lands of j. s. Wilson,
VIM. Prater, Thomas Prater and others, and
containing forty acres, more or less. Sold
as the property of ]. A. Floyd and others.
Terms cash.
j. S. WILSON, Mortgage.
Tan G 1897 2G 2
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Amaziah NJ Fisher, Plaintiff, against Dortha Nor.
rison and G. II. Morrison, Defendants.,Suns-
mons for Relisf-Compldint not Serred.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the Complaint in this action,
which Is filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas at Anderson c. a.. s. Y,
and to serve copy Of your answer 70 the said
complaint m the subscribers at their office, Ander.
son c. a., g. c.. within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive of tho day Of such service
and II you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action VIII
apply to the Court for the relief demarded In the
complaint.
Dated December %, A. D. 1886.
N BROWN & TREBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, s. e.
[SzAL.1 n. P. TRIBBLE, c. c. P:
To Dortha Morrison and G.. q. Morrison, absent
Defendants
You viii take notice that the complaint in this
action together with the summons, OF which the
foregoing Is copy, was filed in the office OF tho
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas for Anderson
County, at Anderson c. H., s. c., on the 22nd day
Of December, 1886.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Anderson, g. c., Dec. %, 1886. as
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EATING HOUSE,

WYE are still running first class Eat
w ing House, and will do oil in our
power to please everybody who will favor
us with their patronage. Everything clean
and nice. Meals at all hours. Price &c.
JANE HILL,
LAURA WILLIAMS.
Dec o3 1856 Is 3m
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood. weak constitu-
tion, headache, or any disease of bilious
nature, by all means procure bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that will
follow; you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return; !;
pain and misery will cease, and henceforth
you will rejoice in the praise of Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
Hill Bros.
300 Boxes and Caddies of the best and
cheapest Tobacco we have ever offered.
Don't buy Tobacco until you give us a
look. G. +. JONES & Co.
SHOES-Come to us if you want good
shoes. We are overstocked and will sell
them very cheap. G. L. Jones & Co.
Farmers. if you want goods cheap 60 to
G. f. Jones & Co., they are Offering great
inducements to cash buyers.
Large stock Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Bacon,
Corn, Molasses aud supplies of every de-
sc1iption. We are bound to sell at the
lowest prices for cash. G. +. Jones & co.
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A Great Discovery.

Mr. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia, says :
"My wife has been seriously affected with
a cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before.
She had used many remedies without
relief, and being urged to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery, did SO, with most crafty
ing results. The first bottle relieved her
very much, and The second bottle has
ooa bs5h iusa sr hf bS Sne as nS naa Tr
Ea Bottles nyTsa Free af at Hill i Bros Drug store
Large size 81 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
wAnAAAkURs'

can grass, SI.2s, $3.50 and
$1O-the last big enough
and strong enough to hold a
little family.
Basement, northe east of centre.
Choice Black Surahs, IL
in. 60 cents; % in, 75
cents; % in, IS cents and
81. These prices are l5
per cent. less than we know
Of elsewhere in town.
West Transept.
One of the little Nickel
CIocks-95 cents to Sis
handy to take into the coun.
try. -
Genuine French Marble
Clocks. $IS to $3S.
American Enameled Iror
Clocks, $5.75 to $21.5O.
Near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02

In NO BRANCH OF mechanical Indus
try has there been greater improvement
tn IN In the art OF printing, which, OF
course, includes the wonderful inge-
nuity displayed In improvement in
printing presses Were Benz ,mtn
Franklin to arise now from his musty
bed and be given the power OF human
sight once more, he would tear h.l eyes
open as big as moons when he saw the
wonderful printing presses OF the pres.
ent day thro wing off folded and read y
to be delivered to rsad...s 12o, 600 copies
OF large paper An hour, as In the case
OK t'e New York Weekly Mail and Ex-
press new Hoe press. It was only In
1885 that the Mail aud Express put in
= press that ran off 65 900 copies an
hour, but this WAS found to be entirely
too slo " Q pro e,s to keep pace with the
gro with OF the circulation OF that paper
A new improved Hoe press has been
put in to meet the emergency OF The
times, and this press, though 1t nov
prints 100. 900 an hour, or 1000 o min
NE, will in few years also be found
Inadequate. The issue of the Mall ant
Express OF jane 15 contains cut ant
q description OF this wonderful press.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02

BEFORE the REPUBLICAN wall have
another opportunity to greet its readers,
the one hundredth and eleventh ami
yer ,ary OF the Declaration OF Indepen-
den 90 OF the Q nited States will be mum.
berei with the past. I; is eleven years
already since the Centennial OF Inde-
pendence was celebrated In Phtladel :
phiA. It seems As II 1t were but few
days. The anniversary OF our natal
day somehow is one that keeps we'll.
Here we are plungins along into the
second century since our patriotic
fathers met 10 Independence Hall and
deslared the United States nation.
We are in the midst Of gigantic enter
prises, enciroled by railroads and tele'
graphs, but none OF these impress the
American mind so much as the natal
day OF our nation. We have Christmas
Thanksgiving, WAshinston's birthday
and Decoration day, but none OF then
stir up the patriotic emotions like th'
Fourth OF July. 1t is every y6oiy' . day
and everybody will brace themselve,
mp to the point OF endurance, when eAcS
will try to put up with the noises In ci
den. to the oocsson for the sake o
liberty and independence. The Fourth
OF July Is one of the days that canuol
be silenced by invectlves nor city ordt
nAnces.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02

SOUTH CAROLINA has been under.
going another spare. A few colored
people had orgsniz-d labor clubs for
the peaoea Ole projection OF their Inter
esss, but the riffs clubs of the State san
nothing In them bu7 plotting OF insur-
rection. The colored men who are
members of the order have been visited
by the night riders, dragged before =
hastily oons.ltusei court and compelled
ut the mouth OF pistol TO promise To
disbaud. This 10 one OF the 6rst steps
to keep South Carolina solid and In line
for the campaign OF 1888 1t is very
we'll known thai IL these pssoesbls col
ored men ars per mi.ted to vote th'
State will go Republican by forty shou
sand majority, and stepe have to b.
taken In time to prevent this consum
nation.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
hIlsdsI,hh, WllansuR I y,lllnsn hallS'f


Philadsipnia (skpressl: 4 ~; ~, o%
il 90, 1 90, 3 u, sg2. 0 40 and s3 o. n:
AScommod alton, 0 40. I 90. 7os, 10 % .. m.
gS; r., az ~ ssss, t sexpross) 80. 50. $50 sls
Il, IL ss. IL 81 9. M, II 10, ga, e%o ana ''w
y Accommodation, AZ 0 70, 90, Ies, slb, 10 81
.. M, . 80, ", 7 ~, 10 and lc ~ p; M a,
New Ycrk, 800, 3s1, 44o. 80, 90, et
10 Of. IL 81 q. M, sl9 -, / 80. II b n, 70 a
Tor Wess Uhsster, via LsEotip, go and
Is .. m, 2 50 and 90 p. N.
For Hewars toent,ssS) nd ssa ., ,neeim'oA' u na
Bsitimoro and intsrmediste Stations. 10 OF
.. m, 81 AND IL aS p. N.
Baltimore and Hay Lee, 7 4ep m.
Baltimore and Washing Ton, 70, 20,
10 08, II 90 a. IN, 10 %, Il II, Ia, 4A, SN
Trs,ns a1 for i De:svare q wi Division leave for:
New Castle, Q 90, 8 30 o. m., IL %, 800, ~
0sorxetowp and LsWss, 8 80 .. M. and u
FOR Reboboth, 8 80 a. m. and $50 ZEE
Ssaiord (EIprsss) 3 30 p. m.
HaIrinston, Dslmar and way stssions's u
Express for Harrington, $50 p. m. WI!
Express ~ K for lover, Harrington and 10!
mar, IL c6 night.
franklin Uity, $50 d m.
Express for Cspe Uharlos, Old Point Oom
for. and Norfolk, II co night
Leave PhiIadelphia, Broad street. 70
Wilmington (oxpross), Il "a, . 80 70, 81
10, 10 20, ii IS, Ii 81 8. m, . 10, 8 OF, I u
| eco. b b08, s Il, 607, ot', II 20 p. m.
Accommodation, . 80, 10 % >. NJ. %, .,
ASS. Q n. 8 81 10 08 10 "a and II u y. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expross). q 90. = %, 4 A.
| us, go. IL sl .. n. 2T, o ~ and 90 p. D
Accommodation, $40 q. m, II ~, u
For chester iacprsss,, 100 10, IL d =. NJ
"a % Snd so p. NJ.
Accommodation, sls q. M, Il 10, l 20, II
b. and 20 p. N.
For New YORK ,eEpfczs,, 500. 81. t<c
~, 81, IL 81 .. H. 's21, sa' 'e%' 100 an
For Wort Ohsster, via Lsmokin, elS 4. u
For Cape Uhsrles, Old Point ComiOrs an
| Norfolk l2obnight.
| Dover, harrington, oeaford, Lsurol an
| Delmar, IL Ob night.
Baltimors ana washington, l 80, 4 70. 50,
| 10 O8 sn l2ot .s.aa. and <6 y. N. Bait
| more, 81. and IL aSp.m.
Leave fhi.sde!pnia, brond streot, L0T VI
| minytsn toxpress), Ia as. 10, 10, Y 10, IL
.. m. 0S 81, and IL 30, p. n.
| Accemmoc alton, S3t, 10 as .. M, II 81, 9 Q
| Q 10, 90 Ard II IL y. IA.
Traips maYa.d thas is)aie limited sxpfsi
| upon vbirh crsrA 'Efs 's ohLtsSd.
| For further information psssengers arc n
terrsi to tho ticket st1oo st the station.
| J. X. wOUE.
esre,as Passenger Agent.
| OHAALsz Y. euss General Msrs~~e
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
baltimore and Ohio Change

Commencing to morrow, July 3, the
eastward train row leaving the city ~
9l5a q m. will leavs at 10 10 u m. A
new train will slso leave at m.
daily. TIE train which now leaves at
8 IS p m. will depart at 8 10 for Phila
delpbia A new train eastward will
leave at z 80 D II. daily except Sunday.
Going west ward, g rev accom- Hlod alton
train to Baltimore will leave at Is a.
m. daily except Sunday. All western
sxprfs IS trains now carry Bal:imoIe pas.
BenRers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02

THE REVENUE derived from the high
license ltqnor tax In Youngstown and
the Comfy OF Mahoning, Ohio, this
year will amount to $50. 595 SO as shown
by t,e books In the auditors offioe. Oh
the amounts collected Si9 900 will be
turned into the city treasury, paying
the salaries o: the entire police force.
The county com nlssioners estimate
that they will receive sufi ,iens from
the liquor tax, so that no levy will be
necessary the coming year for the poor
fund,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
The PROSPECTUS.

new schoolhouSe, new church, fine new satio, ~
10 R. r. the B. & O., shops employing from 1000 to ~
besides the Improvements already there, all Of which
the value OF lots.
Persons should have some foresight and buy now,
until locality is all built up and prices are necessarily
then wish you had bought People tell you they could h
|ington street property at low price time, but the
the opportunity because it too far and not bu
We offer you the same chance that people had vu
will only be short time until these localities will b. nj
out from the city proper than the street mentioned wa
lago When the Front street line is continued to Green
Ispace will diminish more.
Buy lots now if you do not want to build now oae
who do will increase the value Of your lands; Take
Baeys map with the buildings Marked published in 81
you can form and idea what Madison street was at that
was far less attractive than this locality now You
ter argument than look out in this neghborhcod s
time.
To people living out Of as we'll as in the city, there
ter investment for you savings City property awayH
increase in value. There may be depression at times
those who hold it their profits always large lot
at $780, east OF Union street. SLIT per year; house as
$1,000 sI7 per year, west of Union street. lot assessed
cents per year, house assessed at $1,000, SI7o
TIrLE-Guaranteed for 100 years back.
| TERMs-Lots in the vicinity of Twelfth and Tatnal
cent cash. the balance in notes equally divided at b
months Twelfth ward lots, $40 cash and S. per month
lot THOMAS NJ Q
L. w. Sr1pHAM, Auctioneer. PETER FOR
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02

II you want 10 succeed, Join q
prosperous Loan Associa.
tion and savo your money,
whore Inducements arc OF
tered to borrowers. Plenty
Of money ready TO loan on
good mortgages. 500 sharos
OF new series stock are now
offered subscribers by The
Guardian Savings and Loan
Association at ono dollar per
share.
This Association shows the
benefit Of good management.
Call and have the plan ON.
planned to you.
VIVA. e. HAWKINS, Sec.
j2-eod.1m 712 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
na,xnr IHko y vnontson.

why should the City Council not
take o vacation from now until Septem.
ber or longer? What has 1t to do now,
that 1t should hold weekly meetings ..
. useless expense to the taxpayers?
The furnishing Of the city with water
has been taken out Of Its hands; 1t has
NO more to do with the opening, paving
and repairing OF streete; no more light
20 furnish, nor lamps 10 light nor no
markets 10 look after. What is 1t for
anyhow? 1t has 1t 10 true taxes to
levy, city buildings to look after,
money to raise to carry on the public
schools, and to pAy the interest upon
the bonded debt, but Why meet every
week to attend to these details? A
msetsng once month will do just AI
veil, or to meet OF the call Of the.Presi
dent. Let the City Council take thiI
matter into consideration at Its mex
meeting. IL looks like doing nothing
In fact 1t Is humiliating for the Oily
Council to meet every week and hav'
nothing to do. One more step and thei
the City Council might rs we'll cease tt
exist. That step is to create commits
sion to attend to every thing thst thu
Water and Street Com missions do mo-
attend to and then the subj ugation o.
the people will be complete. We will
then have . government for the people
but not by the people. As we have
said before, We are opposed to commits
sions as . rule, because they take frou
the people the power they should exer
cise. Commissions are neither Demo.
cratic nor Republican In principle. The!
get away as far as possible from tn
people. We are frank to confess, how
ever, that We favored the appointment
o: the present Street and Sewer Com
mission. Increasing burthens OF taxa
ton without adequate return In ell
cient and economic management l
snswerable Tor it. But what cannot b
helped must be endured and 80 the pee
pie will have to put up with . deprive
tion OF their inalienable rights until
they shall see proper to shake of tn
opp1e ,sors' yoke and ha frea agstn.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
aUTAQUs

No1i0A'
TAX PAYERS TAKE EOTlOF. CITY
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOX 1857.
The und ersig I'D receivers Of taxes for the
city Of Wilmington, will pc al No. 10 East
Sixth srset. between MsItet and King
ls roots. du Ing the month Of July, 1887. be.
twes tho b, urs OF 8 and IL IA tho morning
and from 2 to . in tho afternoon, for the
purpose of receiving taxes. On all taxes
pa,d during July there will DO q reduction
Of Ave cents In every dollar, and ell taxes
paid on or after the nrst day OF August. in
loludiug the t.st Tuesday OF September,
shall be payable without q deduction 81
|sforcsaid; and sll taxes unpaid on the day
next efter the tlrst day OF September. shall
| be increased py tbs addition OF hve per
centum ON tho smnuut tharrof.
EDMUNDP. MOODY,
Keceiver Northern district, includIas ell
north of sixth stsoet.
MAkCIN J. .MEALEy,
Recover Southern district, including all
south Of SIX street. Iylu
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
HOT Wealth
Fol

Purchase comfort where |
money will obtain it, with iA'
to exchange or have yolf uon'l
If you are not si'isd'd'
THEY ARE BARGAIN
Mems Calf Brogans only Ni
Mems Canvas Brogans, wdt|
heel, Sl.00.
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes |
to $3.50.
Mems Lasting Congress, VI
tip. 81 25 to 81 %. .,.,
Mems Base Ball Lace saon!
Little Boys Base Ball L's
to 90c. ~, j
Children's Pebble and Kh \
Button Shoes from GOc. 70 @'I
Misses Pebble and kld v
Button from 81 25 to q 10
Misses Pebble and kll ~
81 to Sl,65. - o,.
Little Boys Button Tip saa
Boys Hook Lace Snoes h''
$1.25.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Co'E'
Ladies' Plain Lasting ba'~i
to SITS. ... =.
Ladies' Plain Lasting i''
S1.25. ~, r,,,,r,
Ladies' Lasting Kid toieI
Ladies' Lasting hid fOA''
to S1.75 NH, pd
Ladies' Kid and PeoOI' =
s1.25. J
THE HIT OF THE sEAsVsp
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
wANAMAKER'B

PnLADzLPHiA. S.,urdsy. July 2. 1851.
Open until E o'clock to.
night.
Closed all day on the
Fourth.
Closed at 1 p. M. on Sat-
urdays thereafter during
| the Summer.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-02
BAL1IMORx q OHIO nA,LROAD

SCHEDULE In ErFEUT. July 1887.
Trains leave delaware Avenus Depot:
EAST.BOUKD:
Phlia. Aocomm od alton. daily .....e.lbA. b
PhtlA. Accom- U oda;ton. daily .....T.o0 A. D.
Phila. ACCOM- uCda.i0n, daily .......tb 4. y
Phila. Accommodation daily. ..10.l0 AN
Phila. Ohe0'er o0resg, daily Al IL a. n
Phita. Accommodation, daily 80. leo p. m.
Phila. Acoommojation, daily. 3lop 4.
Phils. & Chester express, daily. ....s.bb p. m
Phil. Accommodation, daily sees. slop.E
Phila. Accom-. daily except SGnday,7 81 pm.
Phila. 4 Unsster express, daily, 1853 p. U.
Phila- Accom- u odetiCn, daily. 1900 p. N
wEST.BOUHD:
Chicago Limited, daily. y...........y.lo a. N
Arrives ChicsSo $50 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
o,noisPpsti aSsPs limited dsiivi, rs ~
Arrives Cincinnati 7.is a. II. st. Loui,
go p. M. next day.
Baltimore Aooommoda alton, daily, 800 p. n
on icago and st. Louie kzpross,
dsiy; dsiy;..:..........:.:.....:.;:..'.s.aoP.M
FOB LAHDENDER9, D % A. M.Sunday
only. ll.oo q. In. dauy, excspt Sunday
900 p. M, and t.96 r. NJ. daily.
Trains leave MsrEot Street station:
For PhilsGelphis $50 A. M, daily exooe'
24t 2. N :. daily. Fr Lander berg, go and
ll.oo A. n. daily, except Sunday; s % a. IN
Sunday only; 2.1 and b.a5 y. Il daily.
Trains Tor Hilnington--Leave Pailade'
lhta f7.G and SO a. N. daily. Is q. m
daily except sunday; ioo9, slo45 q; o n
1000 p. N. daily.
Express t-ainst
W. nj. CLEMENTS, C.K. LOHD.
Manager. 8enn PAss. Agent